Tuesday, August 4, 2026
28.8 C
New Delhi

BJP attacks Cong ‘double standards’ on students stirs

BJP attacks Cong 'double standards' on students stirs

BJP has called out the Congress party for its hypocritical stance on examination irregularities

NEW DELHI: BJP accused Congress and its allies of double standards on the issue of examination irregularities as it slammed them for their alleged silence over student protests in Jharkhand and Karnataka home minister Priyank Kharge’s controversial comments to defend police action against protests linked to an exam.While Congress maintains silence on exam irregularities in states where it is in office, it along with its allies are not allowing Parliament to function over similar incidents, BJP said, in a reference to opposition’s strident protest over NEET paper leak and related issues and its attack on home minister Amit Shah over Delhi police action against protesters on July 20.

Join conversation

Share your thoughts in the comments

Be respectful · TOI community guidelines

“No Congress MP is seen holding a placard on Jharkhand Public Service Commission examination paper leak issue. This is selective outrage driven only by political interests,” BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said. He also brought up Kharge’s “arrogant and insensitive” remarks to attack Congress. When asked if he would take responsibility after students protested over an exam irregularity, the state home minister said let students first go on a hunger strike and face lathi-charge, only then will he consider resigning.Kharge defended police action, saying it was necessary to allow the exam to go on undisturbed. “Mallikarjun Kharge had spoken for hours on the same issue in RS, which was welcome because at least the matter was discussed. However, when his own son made such an insensitive and inhuman statement, he, Rahul Gandhi, and Congress remained silent,” Patra said.”Hardly any bill is being discussed. The reason is the conduct of INDIA bloc. I am surprised by their double standards,” he said. TNN

Go to Source

Hot this week

Computer-based NEET? Govt tells SC decision after Nilekani report

NEW DELHI: Centre Tuesday told Supreme Court that while the proposal to shift NEET from pen-and-paper mode to computer-based mode is under consideration, the final decision will be taken only after getting the report of the Nandan Nil Read More

‘100% pure’? Stop misleading products’ sale, FSSAI tells Dabur

FSSAI bars Dabur’s 100 guarantee claims NEW DELHI: If a food label says “100% pure”, “100% natural” or “100% purity guaranteed”, consumers may still need to read it with caution. Read More

Tie compensation to functional disability, says SC

The doctor certified her 90% disabled, but a bench held that she was suffering from 100% functional disability NEW DELHI: Holding that functional disability faced by a road accident victim should be the deciding factor for granting Read More

Government: 20 died in heatstrokes across 4 states

NEW DELHI: Twenty people have died due to heatstroke across four states while 4,853 cases of heatstroke were reported across country since March 1 this year, home ministry informed Lok Sabha Tuesday. Read More

Topics

Computer-based NEET? Govt tells SC decision after Nilekani report

NEW DELHI: Centre Tuesday told Supreme Court that while the proposal to shift NEET from pen-and-paper mode to computer-based mode is under consideration, the final decision will be taken only after getting the report of the Nandan Nil Read More

‘100% pure’? Stop misleading products’ sale, FSSAI tells Dabur

FSSAI bars Dabur’s 100 guarantee claims NEW DELHI: If a food label says “100% pure”, “100% natural” or “100% purity guaranteed”, consumers may still need to read it with caution. Read More

Tie compensation to functional disability, says SC

The doctor certified her 90% disabled, but a bench held that she was suffering from 100% functional disability NEW DELHI: Holding that functional disability faced by a road accident victim should be the deciding factor for granting Read More

Government: 20 died in heatstrokes across 4 states

NEW DELHI: Twenty people have died due to heatstroke across four states while 4,853 cases of heatstroke were reported across country since March 1 this year, home ministry informed Lok Sabha Tuesday. Read More

Glen Hansard funeral: Bono, Eddie Vedder, Chris O’Dowd, Hozier among other stars attend

Pic: AP Hundreds of mourners including Irish musicians and entertainers filled a Dublin cathedral on Tuesday for the funeral of Academy Award-winning singer-songwriter Glen Hansard, who died in a motorcycle crash last week at the a Read More

Tabu moves Delhi High Court to protect personality rights

Tabu moves Delhi High Court to protect personality rights, seeks action against AI-generated impersonation and identity misuse Bollywood actress Tabu has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection of her personality and pub Read More

BJP uses skit as ammo, claims ‘insult’ to Hinduism

NEW DELHI: BJP Tuesday seized upon independent MP Pappu Yadav’s depiction of a saffron clad sadhu who steals offerings and opposition MPs dragging him as part of a skit to hit back at its rivals for “insulting” Hindu Read More

Related Articles